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THE MONTANIAN. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP MAILS. MONTANA. STAGE COMPANY. Carrying U.-B. Mail betwvon Oholoau and Great Falls. Leave Great Falls every morning except Sundays Tor Chotcau, returning every morning except Mondays. BYRON CORSON. Agent. CROTEAU TO BELLEVIEW. Once a -week: Saturdays, reluming Mondays. W, J, WATSON, Carrier. L o c a l s . Cianberries at Byron Corson’s Now is\th.e time to stuff your turkeys. Sam. Mitchell is in Missoula attending court. Sòl. Silverman returned from Helena last Sunday. Clerk Warner is busy these days talc ing the school census. Byron Corson has sold over a ton of Concord grapes the fall. Jas. Sulgrove is building a house on his homestead just east of town. Mrs. Bynum is building the. finest resi dence in Western Choteau coun ty. H. D. Blossom of Sun River, has been spending the past week in Choteau. It is about 1500 miles from Choteau to LaPlata, Mo., aB the crow [lies: We understand that Choteau is to have another butcher shop shortly. Next Thursday will be thanksgiving. The K. P .’s will give a dance aud supper at the Choteau house. Ohas. Loucks returned from M a r y s ville-on Wednesday afternoon, coming via. Steell and Davis Bro.’s stage. The Society of the Framers of the con stitution of M o n tana held its third an nual reunion at Helena Saturday. Mrs. Oslo, arrived from Portland, Oregon, Sunday morning and is now with her neice, Mrs. Byron Corson. Last week Chezura & Bruce sold the frame building on the corner of M a in and Hamilton streets to the Ralstons. Mose Silverman is arranging to attend school at Ada, Ohio, this winter. He expectB to leave for the east during the holidays. J, Silverman returned home from a business trip to the Dearborn and Hel ena. He sold his Dearborn property while away. C’has. Lepage has sold out his black smith shop here to Frank Truchot. Mr. Truchot will repair the building and open a meat market in it. There is to be a surprise party at Coffee’s this evening, so we understand by the preparatives going on among the young folks of this neighborhood. (Commissioner gray left for Benton at 4 o’clock Thursday morning to attend the official count of the vote of Choteau county. Hon. F. E. Leech accompanied him as far as Great Falls. Dr. E. H. Briggs, dentist, came in from Dupuyer last evening and to-day pro ceeded on to Creat Falls. Dr. Briggs thinks some of locating here if he can procure suitable rooms. News from Montreal is to the effect that a small bunch of cattle from Pincher creek, Alberta, N. W. T. were lately seized at Liverpool, England, under suspicion that they were infected with pleuro poeumonia. Another lot were seized and slaughtered, believing that they had the Comstock fever. N. T. Porter^ of the Cascade Land company, of Helena, is having a large tract of land broken near the flume this side of Freezeout. His men have been irrigating and- preparing the land for some time past and during the winter much fencing will be done, so that when spring opens a very considerable emount of land will be ready for seeding. Used in Millions of Homes — 4 0 years tîie Standard ' Ou Tuesday Geo. B. Fry, pf Bynum, was up before U. S. Commissioner War ner on a charge of selling whisky to In dians, preferred by E. W. Chisholm. The informant claimed that during last April the defendent sold whisky to Chief Little Dog and Running Rabbit, of the Peogan tribe. There were four wit nesses for the prosecution and two for the defense. The Iudians were not summoned. After hearing the evidence the commissioner held the deieudent in §300 bonds to appear at the next term of the United States District Court at Helena. On Wednesday Win. Lillard lost 50 tons of hay by fire. It appears that some boys who where buiding fence built a fire to warm their fingers and the wind blew sparks into the Btackaud set it on fire. The prairie took fire also, but a force of men soon arrived and ex- Ripans Tabules cure jaundice. TIM E TABLE OF GREAT FALLS AND CANADA RAILROAD. , GOING north : Leave Great Falls, 11.00 p. m. “ Vaughn,' “ Steell, “ Collins, “ Pondera, “ Conrad, A it . Shelbv Junction 11.40 “ 12.20 a. m. 2.00 . ‘‘ U 0 ' 5.00 “ . fi 00 GOING SOUTH. Leave Shelby Junction, 2.50 p. m. “ ' Conrad, - - Pondera, “ Collins, “ Steell, ; “ Vaughn, Arr. at Great Falls, 3 40 5.20 \ ' 6.50 8.15 8.50 “ 9.30 “ tiuguiglied the flames. This morning early, snow began fall ing and is yet coming down rapidly, covering tbegrouml to about four inches. There is a very light wind from the northeast but it is not cold, though there is every indication of ' colder weather. Rutnovs-are afloat of a. weddiug at Bynum this week. Careful'1 inquiry to day failed to reveal the truth of it though some Crant it a Grave affair. Gus Momburg and Bob Steele was out sleigh-riding to-day, the first of the sea son. Sharp, cold winds these days. _ — —. ♦ + -*■ ...I, T U E S O C I A L W O R L D . Last evening being the first anniver sary of the wedding of Mi1, aud Mrs. Thomas Crawford, a very pleasant re ception was given to their many young friends of this community. A delightful time was spent by all present. Games and dancing were indulged in until mid-4 night when a grand luncheon was served by tbe hostess to their fiiends who wished them a happy journey through life aud hoped that their next anuiver- sary may be as enjoyable as this one. The happy couple received some useful as well as ornamental pipsents. --------- - --- «g» JM> ------- How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co , Toledo, 0.. We, the undersigned, have known F.’ J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions aud financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. W est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, aeting directly upon the blopd and mucus surfaces of the system. Testimo nials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ■ <•* » ■ ------ BUCKS FOB SALE. E S T l t A Y E D . Cameto my ranch on Willow creek one gray saddle horse, blocked brand re sembles lazy H. C. -Owners caa have same on payment of this advertisement and proof, of property. T. J. B aart . Ripans Tabules have como to stay. ’ B U C i ^ F O B S A L E . Two hundred French aud- Spanish Merino bucks-for sale, Thcso are fine bucks. B ynum & Co., tf. Bynum, Mont. * ^ ---------- W a t e r f o r I r r i g a t i o n . Nolbe is-hereby given that the Eldo rado Ditch company, of Choteau, is now prepared 16 furnish water for irri gating ranches, for water power and other uses. For particulars Apply to W. R. R alston , Supt. Choteau, Mont. Lodging! Lodging!! Jno. Jackson has decided to renovate, refurnish aud reopen the sleeping apart ments in the old Valley Hotel building. Transient visitors to Choteau will-from this on be able tose'cure sleeping accom modations when in town. ---- =-------- - FOR SALE. Good claim on the Dry Fork. 100 tons of ,hay in stack, and about 100 head of stock cattle. Good sheds, cor- ralis and plenty of water. Cood dwel ling ho*ue. Also farm machinery and teams. T o be Sold cheap for cash. En- S uire at this office. - d 2 3 t f □ u l i © 3 ^ Æ o : n , t a - : n . a , O d a û a .p a j â . 3 r . I s ZE S X T Ih T IL T IItT G Î- We have 215 one-year-old and 85 three and four-year-old Spanish Merino Bucks from thorough-bred Rams and full-hlood Ewes, which we will sell at prices to suit the buyer. Now is the time to get your choice. C owell & W ellenstein , .Bj'num, Mont. Ripans Tabules cure the blues. FIRST GLASS COACHES v D a i l y B e t w e e n GREAT FALLS AND CHOTEAU, ' ' * _ i C arrying U, S. M ail E xpress . ----- — • \. , . ' . BYRON CORSON, Agent. A-*- * »'y- YVATAY-U r *** - •1* ’güßTAr- \ ’4 - •$ $ %:.■ , .= =V’-' -■ N ational B ank , : O p F ort -B e ^ ò ^ :‘|C ootànà .\-- > (Succeeds the Bank of .Northern M.Ontanu.). - * S '. ■? \.I 'V <■■■)' ’ Capital .paid u p ;.$100,000^- JNO. W. POWER, - - - President. , . L. W. PECK, - - - Vice-President. . CHAS. E. VDUER, - - • - Cashier. '• - Board of Directors; ~ y • • • ■ J no T w . P ower , 'LY H. -H ershfi E ld , - J no . L epley , C has . ,E; L ibby , J os .I-I ikshbekg , J no . H. G reen , L o uis W. P eck , D avid G. B rowne ,- C has . E. D oer . Transact a Oeneral Banlcing Business.' - LOCAL SECURITIES ' A SPECIALTY. • Interest allowed fon time■ deposits^ ■—■■ 1 1 T ••■u.-1■* ' \ \* ~ ' ”» “ . THE; MONTANA W ^ G - O I T a n d C A R R I A G E S H O P . » . * _ *. t All kinds of wood w;ork neatly,. » - . ' - safely and’ promptly done. . WHEEL REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ' J.'E., WEBB. OHOTEAU, - ' - MONT S A L E S T A B L E COR. HAMILTON ST. & CIIO- TEÀUAVE, \ (Armstrong’s Old Stand.) CHOTEAU, - MONT. i Good Accommodations fpr your Team. Handsome Turnouts at reason able rates. , The place to “ PUT-uP” at'When in town. G eo . A. F ry -& ,Co., DEALERS. IN . .. Q e £ i G t & i M e i 'd ^ a d A e f e e BYNUM, • C h o t e a u C o u n t y ,'M ont . • ____ v____ i Special inducements Offered to Ranch and.Stockmen G o o d H o t e l a n d S t a b l e s in C o n n e c -. t i o n . Call an.d get oiu* prices'. G r a n d ' U nion H otel , r C H A S . R O W E / P r o p r i e t o r .’ .FORT BENTON', - -\ MONT.'-
